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LEKAN Shonde, the runaway man who killed his wife in Egbeda area of Lagos State is now in the custody of the Lagos State Police Command.

The suspect, who had earlier boasted that he could stay in Lagos State for 30 years without being arrested, was on Monday afternoon handed over to the state police boss, Fatai Owoseni, by the commander in charge of RRS, Olatunji Dish.

It was however gathered that the suspect surrendered himself to the police at the RRS office at the Lagos State secretariat in Alausa.

It was further gathered that the suspect had been traced to his friend's house in Ikeja by the RRS detectives,when he decided to surrender himself .

Sonde had last week allegedly killed his wife at their Egbeda Lagos home, leaving the body of his wife and their two children at home.
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THE Court of Appeal in Lagos, at the weekend, af­firmed the judgment of a Federal High Court in the state convicting and sen­tencing three Boko Ha­ram members to 25 years imprisonment each.

The Appeal Court, in a judgment delivered by Justice Y. B. Nimpar, re­jected the appeal filed by the convicts and upheld the judgment of the fed­eral court.

Justice Ibrahim Buba of the Federal High Court in Lagos had, on September 30, 2014, handed down the verdict after the La­gos State Government, through the Ministry of Justice, successfully pros­ecuted the terrorists be­fore the court.

The state government had filed charges against four accused persons for conspiracy to commit a felony to wit: acts of ter­rorism, concealing in­formation about acts of terrorism and being in possession of prohibited firearms and ammuni­tion contrary to various sections of the Terror­ism Prevention (Amend­ment) Act, 2013 and the Firearms Act, Cap F.28 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.

Out of the four persons charged, three were sen­tenced to 25 years im­prisonment each, while the fourth accused was discharged and acquit­ted.

Those convicted and sentenced were Ali Mo­hammed Modu, Adamu Ali Karumi and Ibrahim Usman Ali.

Dissatisfied with the verdict, the convicts through their lawyer had approached the Appeal Court in Lagos asking that the verdict be up­turned on the grounds that they were charged under inapplicable laws, and that the 25-year-jail term was excessive.
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GOVERNOR Kashim Shettima has attributed the main reason why a nine year-old girl res­cued from Boko Haram would want to return to her ‘husband’ to exces­sive indoctrination.

One of the 64 hostages released from Boko Ha­ram hideouts in Sambisa forest repeatedly cried last week to return to her ‘hubby’ in the Boko Haram enclave during handing over of the hos­tages by the military to the state governor.

The governor de­scribed the development as sad.

“Imagine a small girl who is just nine years old crying to return to her Boko Haram husband in the bush to continue with the life of terror­ists. This clearly shows the insurgents have been indoctrinating their cap­tives and hostages,” the governor said weekend at Dikwa during a visit to officers and soldiers of the 22 Brigade of the Nigerian Army.

He said Boko Haram have abducted many people especially boys and girls and indoctri­nate them in ways that they become unwilling even in accepting free­dom. He urged troops not to relent, adding that the government and people of the state ap­preciated the sacrifices being made by the mili­tary troops, not only in securing communities previously held by Boko Haram but trailing the insurgents to their hide­outs.
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its so painful
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THE Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase, has ordered the redeployment of the Enugu State Police Commissioner, Nwodibo Ekechukwu.
A new commissioner of police has subsequently been appointed for the state, he is Emmanuel Ojukwu.

Until his appointment, Ojukwu was the Commissioner of Police, Eastern Port command. He had also served as the Force Public Relations Officer of the Nigerian Police.

It gathered that the redeployment may not be unconnected with the disclosure by the state governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, that he had intelligence information that the herdsmen would strike in the community and passed same to the police boss and security agencies.

When contacted, Force Public Relations Officer, Olabisi Kolawole, confirmed the redeployment of the officer by Force headquarters.
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The Federal Government has condemned calls by some individuals and groups in the south-east geo political zone for herdsmen to leave the region. Dr Ogbonnaya Onu, Minister of Science and Technology, made the condemnation on Sunday at Uburu, Ohaozara Local Government Area of Ebonyi.

He was addressing newsmen on the outcome of the All Progressives Congress (APC) South-East stakeholders meeting. According to him, the call is uncalled for, as President Muhammadu Buhari has directed relevant agencies to take appropriate actions in halting the killings by suspected herdsmen.

“This situation is not pleasing to anybody but the Federal Government is desirous to achieve a peaceful, strong and united nation.
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Oluwaseyi Babatola, 26 year old secondary school leaver burnt his ex lover, her mother, kids and uncle because she died him sex.

He revealed that he is now been haunted by the spirits of the children he murdered.

Speaking to Punch in Abuja, stated that he was disturbed by the thoughts of the two children that died along with their grandmother, mother and uncle, when he set their apartment on fire on April 15, 2015, at Sabongari, Bwari, in the Federal Capital Territory.


The fire consumed the whole building, including the apartment of the Babatolas, and also injured the suspect.

Babatola, who is being detained by the FCT Special Anti-Robbery Squad, identified his victims as Janet Isuawa; her sons, Samuel and Osaze; her cousin, Taphael; and Janet’s mother.

Babatola, a mobile phone technician, stated that he had wanted to commit suicide after setting the family on fire, but was dissuaded by his younger brother, James, who asked him to report the incident to the police.

Explaining what led to the tragedy, the suspect said he started dating Janet, a divorcee, sometime ago, adding that he supported her and the children financially.

According to him, the relationship developed problems after he demanded sex, noting that each time he asked for sex, Janet would turn him down and taunt him.
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He said, “Janet said my mother told her that I suffer from hernia, and that she could not date me; she called me a ‘mugu’ (fool), and said she had chopped my money. So, I went to where she was charging the phone I bought for her and took it

THE Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Solomon Arase, has ordered the detention of a serving Police Corporal attached at Adani Police Divisional Headquarters, for allegedly aiding the Fulani herdsmen in the attack on Ukpabi-Nimbo community in Enugu, last Monday.

Arase, who was in Ukpabi-Nimbo community on Wednesday, for an on-the-spot assessment, ordered that the police officer should be detained in police custody while the allegation would be properly investigated by the police, adding if found wanting, he would face the music.

At Ukpabi-Nimbo community, the police boss, who addressed members of the affected community on Wednesday during his visit to the troubled area, assured the people that the police would do everything within its powers to bring perpetrators of the barbaric act to book.

Arase, who was accompanied on the visit by top police officers from force headquarters, Abuja, as well as state commissioners of police in the South-East zone, described the incident as quite “depressing.”

He said: “I want to assure Nigerians that those involved in the barbaric act cannot go unpunished, they must be brought to book.”

The police chief also advised the people, especially youths of the area to remain calm and allow the police hunt for the suspects.

The IGP added that he came personally to the community, so as to enable him see things for himself and get first-hand information on the incident.

“I decided to come here personally to get first-hand information on the incident, because of the conflicting media reports we have been getting on the attack,” he said.
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Solomon Arase, the Inspector-General of Police, said all suspected Fulani herdsmen involved in the attack on Ukpabi Nimbo community of Uzo-Uwani in Enugu State on Monday, would be arrested and prosecuted. Arase gave the assurance on Wednesday in Nimbo, Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of the state when he visited the community.

“Nobody has the right to take life of another person and go scot-free, police will make sure that all those involved are arrested and prosecuted. “If our men have not been proactive, may be the damage may have been more devastating.

” He said that the police would increase its presence in the community and in the local government area. “On behalf of the police command in the country, I commiserate with families of those who lost their beloved ones and sympathise with the injured.

“The police will continue to protect lives and property of the people; the death of one person diminishes humanity. “Am here for on the spot assessment of the situation so as to find lasting solution to the problem,’’ he said.
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SUSPECTED Fulani herdsmen yesterday, kidnapped eight persons in Obiaruku, Ukwuani Local Government Area of Delta State and held them hostage for several hours.

The victims were said to be working in their farmland when the herdsmen stormed the farm at about 6am and seized the farmers on the ground that they were responsible for the killing of four cows in the neighborhood.

Youth leader of the community, Comrade Chika Uwabuofu, however, said the victims were later released at about 2.30pm as tension was building in the community.

Uwabuofu, who lamented the unwholesome activities of herdsmen in the community, said: “For some time now, Fulani herdsmen have been harassing our men and women in their farmlands, eating the food in their barns and using their cows to destroy their crops.

“On account of this, we have been reporting their activities to the police and a meeting was held with the council chairman, some top government functionaries and the state chairman of the Fulani herdsmen where they were given three days to leave the community.
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PALPABLE fear enveloped Idah, headquarters of Idah Local Government Area of Kogi State, as no fewer than 13 persons were killed during clashes by rival cult groups in the town.

At the end of the clashes, which was said to have started on Friday and lasted till Sunday morning, two women and 11 men were either shot dead or sustain injuries as a result of machete cut.

It was gathred that trouble started on Friday night when some group of boys invaded the town and shot one Danjuma Amodu, popularly called Murphy.
The boy was said to have been gunned down while relaxing in front of his family house at GRA by the cult group members, who also butchered his body.

When the news of Amodu’s death filtered through the town, some fully armed men believed to be members of his group were said to bave mobilised for reprisal and held the town hostage for several hours.
Nigerian Tribune further learnt that the men drove in a Volkswagen Golf car and shot sporadically for several hours, while they searched various spots for their targets.

The gunmen were reported to have blocked the road between Ibro Junction and Bishop road Junction between the hours of 8.00 a.m. and 10.00 a.m. from where they proceeded to a drinking joint at Igalaogba looking for their targets.
Sources said the owner of the joint, Haruna Achema and his wife were shot and left critically injured, while one customer was shot dead by the cult group
At least eight persons were said to have been killed at Idah waterside, while another woman was reportedly hit by stray bullet as she was attempting to escape from the scene of the attack.

However, a detachment of military personnel had been deployed in the town and were patrolling major streets to ensure safety of lives and properties.
Confirming the development, the state Police Commissioner, Mr Yakubu Usman, said men of the command were already on the trail of the perpetrators, while promising to fish them out.
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A 30-year-old man, Nurudeen Owolabi, was on Wednesday arrested by the Lagos State Police Command for allegedly raping a 12-year-old pupil, simply identified as Ngozi in the Bariga area of the state and claimed it wasn't his fault as the devil made him do it.

Owolabi who resides in the same neighbourhood with the parents of the victim was said to have tricked her into his apartment on Alhaji Yinu Street, Bariga and raped her during the weekend.

The Ilorin, Kwara State indigene reportedly gave his victim N200 and warned her not to tell anybody about what happened.

However it was gathered that the victim’s mother was said to have noticed a whitish substance on her private part. She engaged Ngozi in a ‘deep’ chat before she opened up on the incident.

A police source said the case was immediately reported to the police, leading to the arrest of the suspected rapist.

The source said, “The girl’s mother was away; her grandmother sent her on an errand and the suspect tricked her into his room, where he raped her.

“When the girl’s mother returned, she noticed that Ngozi’s pants were wet and she became suspicious. She asked her what happened to her, and she said it was Owolabi that raped her.

“The suspect was arrested and taken to the Bariga Police Station and the case was transferred to the Gender Office, Lagos State Police Command Headquarters, Ikeja.

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AS controversy to find grazing reserves for Fulani herdsmen across the country continues, some hoodlums, including herdsmen, on Tuesday night, invaded a farm belonging to a former Secretary to the Oyo State Government, Mr. Ayodele Adigun and forced settlers in the place to flee their residence.

Armed Fulani-herdsmen According to sources, the invaders stormed the farm settlement at Lagun, in Lagelu Local Government area of the state around 9pm with dangerous weapons. According to eyewitnesses, the intruders were not only Fulani herdsmen as some of them reportedly spoke in pidgin English, Fulani and Yoruba.

It learned that the suspects numbering about 20 were armed with AK-47 rifles and other dangerous weapons. Two of the residents, Haruna Usman and Olanipekun Ogunkolade said the hoodlums had two sophisticated guns each while robbing them of their valuables.

They said items such as phones, money, shoes and foodstuffs were carted away  by the intruders. One of the victims, Mr Jimmy Adedokun who sustained gunshot injuries on his hands and legs was admitted at a hospital in Iwo, Osun State.

Narrating the attack, Ogunkolade said “when they arrived at 9pm yesterday night (Tuesday), they ransacked everywhere and shot Jimmy after dispossessing him of his weapons. They took garri from us, and drank it. One of us just prepared a fish soup and eba but the invaders ate everything.”

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FOUR persons were killed by unknown gunmen in three separate attacks in different parts of Rivers State, between last Thursday and Saturday.
The attacks were carried out in Ogale, Bomu and Elele communities of Eleme, Gokana and Ikwerre local government areas of the state.

It was gathered that two persons, Lekia Nzeregbara and Fred Teedom, were shot dead by the yet-to-be identified killers at Ogale community and Bomu Town, in Eleme and Gokana local government areas between Thursday and Friday nights, respectively.

Chairman, caretaker committee of Gokana Local Government Area, Austin Sor, confirmed the two incidents to newsmen in Port Harcourt, the state capital.

He condemned the killings and called on the police to launch an immediate investigation into the killings.

“On Thursday, Mr Lekia Nzeregbara was gunned down at Ogale in Eleme Local Government Area. His death is one too many to mention. We totally condemn that.

“Shortly after that, at about 6.30 or 7.00 p.m, a youth leader, Mr Fred Teedom, from Bomu and was also shot dead.

“I know that, like I was told that those that shot him are these cult boys from that community. We also want the Nigerian Police and other security agencies to conduct their investigation and ensure that the culprits are brought to book,” he said.

Also, unknown gunmen killed two persons and kidnapped another one after they attacked a compound at Elele community, at around 8.00 p.m. Saturday night.

A senior police officer at the Elele Divisional Headquarters confirmed the incident, as he said efforts were being made to track the perpetrators of the act.

However, when contacted, Rivers Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Ahmad Muhammad, simply said: “I can’t confirm, because I don’t have such report.”
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Students of the University of Port Harcourt have shutdown all academic activities in the institution.

All entry and exit points in the institution have been placed under lock and key, leaving the management staff and students stranded

Newsmen gathered that the students started the protest as early as 5a.m, Monday morning.

The protesters, who are being led by the leadership of the student union, have also barricaded all access roads leading to the institution, including the major East-West road and the Choba-Uniport road.

The students are protesting against the hike in school fees and other levies.

One of the students who does not want his name mentioned said, “we pay the highest amount of school fees in Nigeria. Among all the Federal Universities in this country, UNIPORT pays highest. They will still ask us to pay faculty dues, departmental dues, exam registration fees and many others.
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Two men are currently in the custody of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency after being nabbed at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos over 252 wraps of cocaine weighing 4.3kgs.

The NDLEA put the street value of the drugs at about N39m.

According to NDLEA spokesperson, Mr. Mitchell Ofoyeju, the suspects – 54-year-old Chinweuba Echezona, who is a driver and 44-year-old Ekwueme Louis, a trader – had ingested some of the drugs and concealed part of it in their luggage.

Ofoyeju said:

“The suspects were caught during the screening of passengers on an Emirates flight from Dubai. The NDLEA commander at the airport, Ahmed Garba, said that both suspects are under investigation.

Echezona packed 103 wraps of cocaine in his waist and ingested 69 wraps weighing 2.745kgs while Louis concealed 75 wraps in his luggage and ingested five wraps.”

Garba said the suspects are currently being grilled over the unlawful importation.
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AS former Nigerian Telecommunications Limited (NITEL), now Ntel, prepares to roll out it services into the nation’s market, indications are that over 4000 Nigerians will be employed in the organisation.

Speaking when a team from the firm paid a courtesy call on the Bureau of Public Enterprises, Head, Government Affairs for Ntel, Mr. Damian Udeh, confirmed that all labour matters were being managed appropriately and that till date, all staff of the enterprise were of Nigerian nationality.

“The company hopes to generate employment for over 4,000 Nigerians over the next five years,” he said.

However, Acting Director General, Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), Dr. Vincent Akpotaire, advised them to come out with unique products to effectively compete with the existing networks.

Akpotaire gave the advice when the representatives of Ntel management led by Mr. Osondu C. Nwokoro, visited the Bureau to make presentation on the post-privatisation roll out plan on Tuesday April 5, 2016. He advised the Consortium to justify their emergence in the privatization process by deploying the right technology to turn around the sector.
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The police said no evidence to prosecute them
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Nigeria’s military has opened a camp to rehabilitate Boko Haram fighters who have surrendered and are repentant, according to a statement Wednesday that urged other fighters to abandon the Islamic insurgency that has claimed 20,000 lives in six years.

The military also said it has rescued 11,595 civilian hostages in attacks on Boko Haram camps and villages in the northeast of the West African nation since Feb. 26.

The rehabilitation camp will provide vocational training to help former fighters contribute meaningfully to economic growth, Defense Ministry spokesman Brig. Gen. Rabe Abubakar said in a statement. He gave few details and did not say how many fighters have surrendered. Previous statements said dozens of Boko Haram members have given themselves up this year and that many appeared emaciated and begged for food. That would indicate that the military is succeeding in cutting supply routes of the insurgency that has spread to neighboring countries.

Abubakar’s statement appealed for other fighters to surrender and warned “the final onslaught against the remnant group of the terrorists would continue unabated and would not relent until the power of evil forces in the northeast is completely neutralized.”
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Togo have called on Africa Cup of Nations specialist Claude Le Roy in a bid to salvage their struggling 2017 qualification campaign.

The 68-year-old Frenchman, who has managed teams at a record eight Cup of Nations, has signed a three year contract.


He faces a tough mission to make his ninth tournament as Togo are placed third in their qualifying group on seven points, behind Tunisia and Liberia with two ties to go.

“We need a miracle to qualify for the 2017 CAN, perhaps as the best second-placed team,” Le Roy told AFP on Wednesday. Le Roy guided Cameroon to the 1988 African title.

Among the other countries he has coached at the continental championship are Senegal, Ghana, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Two contract staff of two firms working with the multibillion naira Escravos Gas to Liguid (EGTL) plant operated by Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) in Warri South West Local Government Area of Delta State have been feared dead on Tuesday.

Report said the tragedy took place at about 10:00a.m on Tuesday.

The chemical explosion was said to have distrusted production for several hours.

Fire fighters were said to have battled with the huge fire which, it was gathered, started from a porter cabin allegedly stocked with flammable chemicals.

However, amid the panic that allegedly ensued, the situation was said to have been professionally brought under control after which a staff was found dead and another sustaining serious burns.
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The victim who sustained some degree of injuries eventually gave up the ghost on the way to the hospital in Warri.

ACTING Executive Secretary, Petroleum Pricing and Product Regulatory Agency (PPRA), Mrs Sotonye E. Iyoyo, has disclosed that the Federal Government has not returned subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), otherwise known as petrol.

Sotonye, in press statement made available to the Nigerian Tribune, stated that what actually happened was price modulation policy, a system when government reviews pump price.

According to Sotonye, “the Federal Government has not reversed its decision to remove subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), moreso when there is no appropriation for subsidy in the 2016 budget.

“The PPPRA wishes to state categorically that what exists is price modulation policy, through which it considers and reviews pump price of PMS quarterly.

Sotonye, on behalf of the agency, “assures Nigerians that the funds from over-recovery in the first quarter (Q1) shall be duly utilised for whatever noticeable imbalance in April 2016, in line with the price modulation principle.”

She, however, commended Nigerians for their patience, while adding that the PPPRA reiterated its commitment to ensuring seamless supply and distribution of petroleum products in the country.
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Three non-academic staff of the Federal Government Girls College (FGGC) Akure, Ondo State have been arrested by men of the state police command for allegedly using the sanitary pads of the students for rituals.

The three suspects, (name withheld) who were said to have been in the illicit business for a long time, were alleged to be in the habit of picking used sanitary pads in the waste bin.

A source within the school explained that the activities of the three Kitchen staff were blown open when some of the students who have been on the women caught them picking used sanitary pads from the bin and reported to the Principal of the school.

She said the Principal, Mrs Florence Ejike, wasted no time in suspending the affected kitchen staff while a special investigation team was set up.

She however said the action of the Principal did not go down with the girls and staged a protest on Friday but said the timely intervention of the Chairman of the Parents Teachers Association (PTA) of the school, Mr Akin Ashimolowo prevented them from the protest
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Mudiaga Affe, Calabar

Two sons of the presiding pastor of the Independent Baptist Church in Calabar, Rev. Nicholas Wayih, have been killed by gunmen.

The two sons identified as Archibong and Ekpenyong were said to have had a prolonged struggle with the armed men before they were gunned down.

The gun men, seven in number, were said to have gained access to the expansive compound located at the Efio-Ette junction axis of the Cross River State capital, through the back fence that shares boundary with a welder’s shop.

Southern City News gathered different versions to the gory incident that has left the Wayihs in serious mourning mood since the early hours of Tuesday when the incident occurred.

A close source to the Wayihs disclosed that the clergy’s two sons were said to have engaged the armed men in physical battle after they had gained entry into the residence between 1am and 3am of Tuesday, March 29.
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The immediate past governor of Ebonyi state, Chief Martin Elechi has revealed why he backed a former Minister of Health, Prof Onyebuchi Chukwu to succeed him rather than Governor Dave Umahi, who was then serving as his deputy.

The former governor, who disclosed this to select journalists at his country home, Echialike Ikwo, noted that the Governor lacked the spirit of accommodation and other qualities necessary for a person occupying such position. The press conference came ahead of a thanksgiving church service being organized by former members of his state executive council and former council chairmen and friends.

According to him, “I have no apologies to anybody or to any group of people for what happened. I still stick to my conscience and to my belief that what I did in that circumstance is what I should do.
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